Argentina Passes Law To Circumvent US Control
It’s official. The Argentine government has voted to do what it had pledged not to do and passed legislation to defy a U.S. court ruling on its debt payments.
Argentina's law on avoiding U.S. jurisdiction
After debate on the issue that pushed late into the night, the measure to make payment on its foreign-owned bonds in a local bank or elsewhere outside U.S. legal jurisdiction passed by a 134-99 margin. After passing the Senate earlier in . . .
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